Normal Attack always inserted

[dufflover 2]

This mainly gets annoying when you want to use Force Powers or grenades, or if you've reached the level where you have a good chance at a one-round kill.

When I pause (or even if it pauses it for me), and I queue up actions, say "Wave, Critical, Critical", a standard attack always seems to either be inserted as the first action, or sometimes it's the only action (queue cleared).

 

Anybody else experiencing this (any solutions)?

[GhostofAnakin 1,183]

The only time this ever happened to me is when there was no longer any actions queued by myself and the AI went to the default normal attack. Otherwise, I never ran across this problem as long as I remembered to queue all my PC and NPC's attacks.

[LadyCrimson 4,164]

Sometimes if you 'cancel combat' and then re-click on an enemy(while still paused), that goes away.

 

Other times, if you unpause/pause again really fast it sometimes (again, not always) re-sets/rethinks/clears the queue or something and you can then set up your queue without it showing up. I don't know if that makes sense, but either of those things works for me 90% of the time when it happens. Which isn't too often.

[Darth Brooks 0]

What you describe happens to me and it's annoying.

 

My NPC queues don't "stick" and that's annoying.

 

When I try to divide and conquer by having my NPCs attacked different targets, they always immediately stop what they're doing and come running along to attack my target. That's annoying.

[dufflover 2]

I also noticed a lot more "standing around" doing nothing situations as well, where the defaukt attack option DOESN'T put itself there. Heh, from one extreme to the other.

[Aishur-Rim-Nisheshu 0]

The worst is when you key in your attacks in the menu when the enemy is still a distance away and your character does nothing!

[Rosbjerg 3,048]

if you are in the middle of initiating an attack it will always put default attack on .. unless you cancel combat and start a new attack! at least that's how I have experianced the problem!